The latest security studies are in, and here are the analyses from seCURE Connexion…

Android malware has overgrown, with an extreme growth by the end of July to the month of August, and into September and October. Get protected now with the latest in mobile security, so your smartphone can stay secure from the dangers of the app world.

Another rise for Android issues, would be apps that act like aggressive adware, by collecting way too much personal information. It is continuously a problem, dealing with apps that collect a load of personal information, and some have worried about identity theft.

Vendors of software have seen a continual rise in vulnerabilities for the past couple of years. However, Apple seems to have the worst problem, but so does Google. Both companies have seen varying degrees of intensity and quantity of attacks, and it’s to question that Microsoft is seeing a break in the action. The good part is, Microsoft only shown half as many vulnerabilities as Google, and only one-quarter as many as Apple. Though these numbers are only speculative, based on looking over the lists of the past few months.

Some of the major malware on Windows systems have included Trojan.ZeroAccess, Worm.Conficker, and more.

Corporate and government entities have seen an extreme rise in the number of cyberattacks. Worries about a cyberwar are continually heating up, and it’s unknown the origin of most of the attacks.

According to the Symantec Internet Security Threat Report (ISTR), 400 million new variants of malware were created in 2011, which is an average of 33 million new variants of malware a month, or an average of one million new variants a day.

Overall, the spectrum of cyberattacks has increased on an extreme level, whether it’d be cyberwar related, or cybercrime. It’s definitely best to consider this declared war, and work constantly to protect our computers and our own livelihood.